'Human mobility' diaporamas de présentation

Routing in Intermittently Connected Wireless Networks - a brief survey on recent works

Routing in Intermittently Connected Wireless Networks - a brief survey on recent works. Joy Ghosh LANDER. Overview. A brief introduction to DTN, ICMAN, etc. Pocket Switched Networks DTN Routing in Mobility Pattern Space Practical routing in DTN Spray and Wait: Routing for ICMAN

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History of Biological Warfare - Globally

History of Biological Warfare - Globally. 1925 Geneva Protocol 1972 Biological Weapons Convention signed by 103 nations 1975 Geneva Conventions Ratified. PROTOCOL FOR THE PROHIBITION OF THE USE IN WAR OF ASPHYXIATING, POISONOUS OR OTHER GASES, AND OF BACTERIOLOGICAL METHODS OF WARFARE.

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Human mobility predictability

Human mobility predictability. Characteristics and prediction algorithms. Alicia Rodriguez-Carrion University Carlos III of Madrid, Spain E-mail: arcarrio@it.uc3m.es. Why do we want to know how people move ?.

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Using Complex Networks for Mobility Modeling and Opportunistic Networking

Using Complex Networks for Mobility Modeling and Opportunistic Networking. Thrasyvoulos ( Akis ) Spyropoulos EURECOM. Traffic Regulation. Economy. Architecture/ Urban Planning. Gaming. Mobility : Many domains. Network Design. Public Transport Design. user on the phone.

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Diffusion, Persistence and Mobility: An Overview

Diffusion, Persistence and Mobility: An Overview. Omar Malik. Overview. Diffusion and Persistence The diffusion equation Persistence as a measure of diffusion Persistence of different networks What can it be used for? Mobility Human mobility: predictable and cyclical

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Human Mobility Network, Travel Restrictions and Global Spreading of H1N1 pandemic

Human Mobility Network, Travel Restrictions and Global Spreading of H1N1 pandemic. Contents. What is Human Mobility? Human Mobility behaves as a channel for the disease to spread GLEaM (Global Epidemic and Mobility Model). Human Mobility.

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Contact Prediction, Routing and Fast Information Spreading in Social Networks

Contact Prediction, Routing and Fast Information Spreading in Social Networks. Kazem Jahanbakhsh Computer Science Department University of Victoria August 2012. Outline. Problem Definition and the Context Routing in Mobile Social Settings Human Mobility and Contact Event

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Detecting Node encounters through WiFi

Detecting Node encounters through WiFi. By: Karim Keramat Jahromi. Supervisor: Prof Adriano Moreira. Co-Supervisor: Prof Filipe Meneses. Oct 2013. Motivation. Analysis of Wi-Fi data for understanding Encounter Pattern can provide significant knowledge about human mobility patterns.

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Cholera

Cholera. Infection of the small intestine caused by the bacterium Vibrio cholerae (Filippo Pacini, 1854). The bacterium produces a toxin, which can cause profuse diarrhea and death due to dehydration. About 200 serotypes however only O1 ed O139 (1992, Bangladesh) are pathogenic to humans.

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21-24 May 2013 Rarotonga , Cook Islands Photos

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Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation

Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation. Migration and Climate Change. Prepared By: Sultan Ali Javid | July 2018. Background.

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Migration in times of climate change introduction to global patterns and definitions

Non-economic loss and damage How to deal with climate-induced displacement Side event , Bonn 17 Nov. 2017. Migration in times of climate change introduction to global patterns and definitions. Sophia Wirsching Bread for the World, Berlin. Topics. On Definitions On Statistics

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Part 3. Research Themes

Part 3. Research Themes. Social-based Communication Epidemiology Complex Networks Human Mobility Social Phenomena DTN Capacity. Impact of Altruism on Opportunistic Communication. Opportunistic Communication Largely relies on human as relays Problems (battery life)

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GEOGRAPHY OF LANGUAGE

GEOGRAPHY OF LANGUAGE. Why do some regions have a greater diversity of languages than others?. A process : original human settlement of area brings original language or languages subsequent isolation leads to increasing divergence through time

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Globalization, Mobility, Splintering Urbanism

Globalization, Mobility, Splintering Urbanism. Social Analysis of Urban Everyday Life Meeting 7 (March 6, 2014) Nikita Kharlamov, AAU. Lefebvre: The Urban Revolution (1970/2003).

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